Court adjourns case against Gen Otafiire’s brother over firearms possession

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The General Court Martial in Makindye has adjourned to November 4 the case in which Amos Rwangomani, a supervisor at Kamed Security Company, is accused of unlawful possession of two firearms and 10 rounds of ammunition.

Rwangomani, 56, is currently out on bail and is facing three counts under the UPDF Act.

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